qEV series comparison
Find your qEV series match
The name of each qEV series derives from the pore size of the resin used for that particular column range. The resulting purified isolates have slightly different characteristics:
20 nm series
Maximise particle recovery
35 nm series
The middle ground
70 nm series
Maximise EV isolate purity
20 nm series
35 nm series
70 nm series
Isolation capabilities are relevant to the study of:
- Exomeres & supermeres
- Small EVs
- Small viruses, including adenoviruses
- EV-only biomarkers
Popular in the study of EVs, especially cell culture-derived EVs
Popular in the study of:
- EV-omics
- Plasma EV biomarkers
- Functional studies: establishing EV-based effects and separating them from that of protein/lipoprotein
20 nm series
35 nm series
70 nm series
20 nm series
35 nm series
70 nm series
20 nm series
35 nm series
70 nm series
20 nm series
35 nm series
70 nm series
20 nm series
20 nm – 100 nm
35 nm series
35 nm – 400 nm
70 nm series
70 nm – 2000 nm
20 nm series
20 nm – 4000 nm
35 nm series
25 nm – 2000 nm
70 nm series
70 nm – 2000 nm
20 nm series
Isolation capabilities are relevant to the study of:
- Exomeres & supermeres
- Small EVs
- Small viruses, including adenoviruses
- EV-only biomarkers
35 nm series
Popular in the study of EVs, especially cell culture-derived EVs
70 nm series
Popular in the study of:
- EV-omics
- Plasma EV biomarkers
- Functional studies: establishing EV-based effects and separating them from that of protein/lipoprotein
Isolates compared across qEV series
Compare isolate characteristics across different qEV series: particle purity, concentration, small particle recovery, and lipoprotein concentration.